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The setup process for Spotify is simple, you select your favorite artists or the top pre-made playlists. Money earned by your music from streams on iHeartRadio's Radio service will NOT flow through TuneCore: it will be waiting for you at Sound Exchange, and you need to be signed up with Sound Exchange to retrieve it.Spotify is arguably the one free music app that nobody “can live without.” If you’re not already using Spotify, there’s a good chance at least one of your friends is. Payments will fluctuate each month, depending on the amount of subscription revenue generated and how often your music was streamed.Īll money made from plays on iHeartRadio's Radio service will be reported to Sound Exchange. When a subscriber streams your music, you get paid a proportionate share of iHeartRadio's subscription revenue per month calculated on terms set out in TuneCore's blanket agreement with the store (this usually excludes streams during a subscriber's free trial). Paid Streams (iHeartRadio Plus and iHeartRadio All Access powered by Napster): How iHeartRadio Sells Your Musicĭoes iHeartRadio sell your music via?: DOWNLOADS IHeartRadio is currently available in the United States only. It takes 1-2 weeks for content to go live in iHeartRadio. This would not block them from playing in other custom stations. It is possible for your song to be played within another station created in iHeartRadio. NOTE: Currently if you distribute to iHeartRadio, it is not guaranteed that you will be able to search for your music or create a custom station in their radio platform.

(TuneCore does distribute to Gracenote but has no affiliation with the other two sites, but you can submit an artist profile to them as you wish).

The relation is based on a number of different factors such as the artist's popularity and fan following as well as popularity on sites such as Rovi, All Music, Echonest and Gracenote. Only the latter would possibly apply to a TuneCore artist IF they currently have at least 30 other artists in relation to them. and the other is where users can search for an artist, then build a playlist or ‘user-generated’ radio station. Offers two parts to their service: One includes access to over 750+ live streams of radio stations across the U.S. Important: You must deliver your music to BOTH Napster AND iHeartRadio in order to be eligible for iHeartRadio Plus and iHeartRadio All Access powered by Napster iHeartRadio users now have the ability to replay, search, and skip tracks, as well as listen offline and curate their own playlists. Both of these services are on-demand add-ons to their existing radio platform, setting iHeartRadio apart as the only service that uses on-demand functionality to make radio truly interactive. IHeartRadio has released their newest services, iHeartRadio Plus and iHeartRadio All Access powered by Napster.